WILLIAMS V SOSNOWSKI (RBR)

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thaibox uk wrote:Thats the Botha fight out the window maybe they could give it Skelton
instead?
Or to Sprotty who is in the gym and in shape.
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Abbo wrote:
thaibox uk wrote:Thats the Botha fight out the window maybe they could give it Skelton
instead?
Or to Sprotty who is in the gym and in shape.

Yep both guys deserve a break.
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or you could give it to Mcdermott who is always in shape :D :D
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boxrec wrote:
Abbo wrote:
thaibox uk wrote:Thats the Botha fight out the window maybe they could give it Skelton
instead?
Or to Sprotty who is in the gym and in shape.
Or Audley Harrison, continuing his comeback.
The way its goin he could be the next one to get ktfo :box:
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Scrappy fight, Williams was just not good enough. I had him losing on points when the big left put him down. Williams did enough fouling so the Pol just retaliated. I didnt expect much and sure enough it was about how I saw it before the fight. Williams wouldnt give an interview, not surprising after such a bad loss. He really needs to retire now, his dreams of a title are definately over. Sad end to an up/down career that has at times seen Danny shining.
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boxrec wrote:Yeah, Aud still looks very flimsy, williams should retire, Sprott isn't too durable, and time is against Skelton. Plus Mcdermott is rubbish.

Only David Haye is left, i hope he doesn't end up like Amir Khan.....
Not trying to be snarky, but Haye's achieved more than I believe Khan ever will, & I'm warming to young Amir & his "Chin you before you chin me!" performances.

At cruiserweight, Haye not only beat the man who beat the man for the recognised title in said man's back garden, but then flattened a local pretender who many fancied to best him, thus establishing his claim to be asbolute & total undisputedly number one at the weight (apart from two people on the Current Scene & the household of Stevie Cunningham).

His reign wasn't a long one, to put it mildly, but d'you see Amir doing that?
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E wrote:
boxrec wrote:Bastard Sosnowski. Did u see him shoving williams head down on the ropes!

I hope he fights skelton next, and skelton destroys him brutally. :evil:
Williams is a dirty bastard himself. He hit Albert aboutr 3 times low - and hard.

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Not sure what their religion has to do with anything, not sure I'm big on casual Islamophobia.

On the matter I think Williams should retire but I understand if he doesn't want to go out on a loss so a British Title fight may be the time.
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I've just seen the interview with Sosnowski. He seems like a nice guy. Very respectful and polite. Best of luck to him. :TU:
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Danny, say goodbye mate. Give the strap away & walk (waddle?) off into the sunset. Getting decked by Albert Sosnowski, FFS. Good luck to Albert, nice bloke &c, but he honestly doesn't look all that between the ropes, does he?

{shakes head ruefully}

Hey, I wonder if Sosnowski vs Golota would fill a broom cupboard anywhere outside of Chicago or Warsaw?
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boxrec wrote:
Asterix wrote:I've just seen the interview with Sosnowski. He seems like a nice guy. Very respectful and polite. Best of luck to him. :TU:
Even Tyson managed to come across as "nice" :TU:
I don't remember that.
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boxrec wrote:
Datsue wrote:
boxrec wrote:Yeah, Aud still looks very flimsy, williams should retire, Sprott isn't too durable, and time is against Skelton. Plus Mcdermott is rubbish.

Only David Haye is left, i hope he doesn't end up like Amir Khan.....
Not trying to be snarky, but Haye's achieved more than I believe Khan ever will, & I'm warming to young Amir & his "Chin you before you chin me!" performances.

At cruiserweight, Haye not only beat the man who beat the man for the recognised title in said man's back garden, but then flattened a local pretender who many fancied to best him, thus establishing his claim to be asbolute & total undisputedly number one at the weight (apart from two people on the Current Scene & the household of Stevie Cunningham).

His reign wasn't a long one, to put it mildly, but d'you see Amir doing that?
I know haye has achieved more than Amir, but the british scene is getting old, and some of our younger fighters have failed....I hope Haye can regain our confidence.
Remember Lennox Lewis won the British Title against Gary Mason and Glen Mason. We were very lucky when we had Audley Skelton and Sprott because all were good at a level but the British HW scene has never been stocked with world beaters.
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boxrec wrote:You know, when he always used his "soft speaking" (lisp included) and said stuff like "i'm not really a bad person, i just have a lot of problems. I'm different now".
The thing is, what you may feel is nice, I may not feel is nice. Sosnowski seems like a nice guy. Tyson's not a bad person, but I wouldn't describe him as "nice".
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Datsue wrote:Danny, say goodbye mate. Give the strap away & walk (waddle?) off into the sunset. Getting decked by Albert Sosnowski, FFS. Good luck to Albert, nice bloke &c, but he honestly doesn't look all that between the ropes, does he?

{shakes head ruefully}

Hey, I wonder if Sosnowski vs Golota would fill a broom cupboard anywhere outside of Chicago or Warsaw?
Ill phone the WBA now and recommend it as a final eliminator.
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jameswilson wrote:
Datsue wrote:Danny, say goodbye mate. Give the strap away & walk (waddle?) off into the sunset. Getting decked by Albert Sosnowski, FFS. Good luck to Albert, nice bloke &c, but he honestly doesn't look all that between the ropes, does he?

{shakes head ruefully}

Hey, I wonder if Sosnowski vs Golota would fill a broom cupboard anywhere outside of Chicago or Warsaw?
Ill phone the WBA now and recommend it as a final eliminator.
I think there is a shot gun in the top draw
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Asterix wrote:I've just seen the interview with Sosnowski. He seems like a nice guy. Very respectful and polite. Best of luck to him. :TU:
I agree, and he fought well.
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Is the same fighter who lost every rd to Zuri Lawrence :lol:
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world ranked wrote:Is the same fighter who lost every rd to Zuri Lawrence :lol:
It was actually a close fight, the scores were ridiculous. Lawrence did deserve a close decision win though.
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I reckon Sosnowski will be a wanted man around Europe, his European rating will be pretty good off the back of this so Id imagine guys like Oleg Platov will be looking to get him to fight them so they can win and jump the queue for a European title shot.
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boxrec wrote:Anyone reckon Williams could beat Julius Francis? (for a retirement match)
I think he can beat far better, I think he should end against someone like McDermott et al who he can look good against if he chooses to.
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Glad to hear Williams was knocked out.

Next step from here? Probably the next Prizefighter for heavies. I wouldn't even back him to win that.
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johnswan1 wrote:Glad to hear Williams was knocked out.

Next step from here? Probably the next Prizefighter for heavies. I wouldn't even back him to win that.
Stupid post.
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johnswan1 wrote:Glad to hear Williams was knocked out..
He wasnt knocked out, he was floored by a huge left hand and after about another 30 seconds or so was stopped when rocked again by Richie Davies.
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Mr Gunn wrote:
BAMBI wrote:anyways who else caught Jim Rosenthall call Tessa Sanderson a Good spear thrower???

lol
yeah i chuckled to myself..... time for williams to pack up!!!!

Lord! How did he manage to say that with a straight face!
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bennie wrote:
johnswan1 wrote:Glad to hear Williams was knocked out.

Next step from here? Probably the next Prizefighter for heavies. I wouldn't even back him to win that.
Stupid post.

second that.

some people really do act like idiots.
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If he reties who will fight for the british title?
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